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Cox Automotive Europe, the world-leasing automotive services operation, has created a new Sales Director role and appointed Sam Watkins to the position, effective June 7, 2021. Watkins, who after two years has recently stepped down as Chair of the Vehicle Remarketing Association (VRA), will report to James Leese, Chief Customer Officer for Cox Automotive Europe.
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Half of consumers indicated they were suddenly more interested in EVs and 36% were more likely to buy one in the future.
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Today’s used-vehicle market is the best it’s been in the history of fleet management and my anecdotal forecast is for it to remain strong through the balance of 2021 and into calendar-year 2022. As a result of these favorable market conditions, some fleets have begun shortcycling some of fleet vehicles.
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The Conference of Automotive Remarketing will feature examples of auction companies that not only survived the decreasing vehicle volumes during the pandemic but expanded their business.
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The emergence of electric vehicles will be among the many top trends to be explored at the Conference of Automotive Remarketing June 15-17 that will be in-person and online.
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While the COVID-19 pandemic slowed remarketing efforts for some fleets and ramped them up for others over the past year, 2021 fleet remarketing is looking better for most everyone.
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John Brasher will step down from the post and administrative director Robert Sullivan will be named interim executive director as ServNet searches for a new leader.
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Knowing how to sell a truck at an auction is critical in effective remarketing. Understand the process to make the most out of your truck's lifecycle.
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Despite a rollercoaster year, demand for trucks is strong — so strong that it is expected to outpace supply. This is refiring an interest in both buying and selling used units.
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The used truck market is currently thriving with low-mileage used vehicles in high demand and short supply.
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